Location

To be Announced

Date

Tentative Date is: August 1, 2021 Covid-19 Permitting

What You Get!

A non-competitive, scenic ride of 25, 50, 75 and 100 miles. Well marked and quiet country roads, cue sheets, SAG support, friendly volunteers and our well-stocked rest stops that receive RAVE reviews every year.

PDF Files as well as GPS files through "Ride with GPS"

Disclaimer

• Various GPS files will be available for download for all distances through "Ride with GPS".
• PDF files will be available for download for all distances.
• Due to last-minute municipal and state level road construction projects as well as changing traffic patterns we are often unable to finalize the routes until shortly before the ride.
• We recommend that you use the latest cue sheets from the web site and follow the route markings on the day of the ride.
• Printed copies of the latest cue sheets will be available during registration.

Starting and Closing Times

All routes open at 6:00am. Century riders should begin no later than 8:00am. All riders must plan to complete their rides by 4:00pm when all routes close and SAG support stops.

SAG Support

Phone equipped SAG's are intended to help riders needing assistance. Priority will be given to riders in emergency situations - illness, injury or irreparable mechanical breakdowns. Flat tires are not considered emergencies. SAG service stops at 4:00pm

Safety

For your own safety and the safety of others:

• Obey all applicable traffic laws.
• Helmets, which comply with "U.S. CPSC Safety Standard for Bicycle Helmets", are required.
• Ride within your ability and physical condition.
• Carry personal identification.
• Bring a bike in good condition, with a spare tube, basic tools, a water bottle, and basic knowledge of repairs.
• Children must be accompanied by an adult throughout the ride.
• The routes are on public roads which must be shared with motorists. Local law enforcement authorities may patrol the roads and may issue citations for traffic violations.
• Bicycles should be ridden single file at all times, even when traffic is not present.
• State law prohibits the use of headsets while riding on public roadways.

Identification

A wristband will be issued to each registered Harmon rider. SAG service and rest stop services will be available only to those riders wearing wristbands.

Why is it called the Harmon Hundred?

See the History of the Harmon Hundred as featured in "Chicago Athlete"

This is what it's all about!

Your participation helps support the advocacy work that the club performs on behalf of all cyclists. We support the League of American Bicyclists, League of Illinois Bicyclists, Active Transportation Alliance, Bicycle Federation of Wisconsin and Buffalo Grove Bike Rodeo.

See how the Wheeling Wheelmen Bicycle Club gives back to the community